. . ’ I ~ BONNIE wemrafwoax in has Famous 3min. .. ., This noted woman sculptor, Bonnie McCleary. is hotographed just finishing the piece called “The Amazon," which is soon to be placed“: view in Philad phia. Art critics who have seen the work called it a masterpiece. . . _ ‘1 William J. O'Toole of West Virginia, newly appoimod Minister to HNVENTS VEST POCKET LIBRARY‘ Paraguay, is on his way to that post, with his wife and i'ourteen- ‘ months-old baby. He is only 28 and the youngest man in the diplo- ‘ matic service. CHIEF FOE OF THE LIQUOR SML‘GSLERS. , e as: E. C. Yellowley. hem! of the dry agents, is organizing a concen- trated campaign. in Florida against the rum runners. The leakage in the South-is abnormal, and Chief Yellowiey will have to watch air. msramonor mamas AT GUANTANAMO BAY. ' ‘ x m?" " “Wm, . Mme. Marie Sundelius, whoseepersistence and remarkable voice have won for her a place among operatic stars, began her career six years ago playingsmall stage parts and medium singing roles. Sin is an American and had never sung in opera before making her delmt on thutage of the Metropolitan Opera House in a minor role. There have been very tew cases of small part singers becoming prima com“. Once a “second string" artist always a “second string” artist has long been a maxim oi the operatic world. Mme. Sundelius, however. has broken this long tradition and has worked her way into the ranks of the foremost prlma donnas. There are few singers in opera with voices of Mme. Sundelius’s caliber. ' sam' . Wm ‘. land and water to catch the Volzieud dodgers. \ On its annual winter cruise the Atlantic fleet of the United States Navy is now at Guantanamo WY. . ~ on the wathern coast oi iCuba. wherei the sailors and marines are in the midst of hard training. Ma.- .. . ~ neuvers. rget pract ce. ntantry an art! lery drills are all a part of their daily routine. This photrmrfiph co 2 a o derwood a 0nd cos. . . Rear Admiral Bradley M. Fiske “Jigs reading machine arde- shows Admiral Hilary P. Jones, Oommander-in-Chiei' of the Atlantic fleet, inspecting a squad of marines ' . vised and perfected. By its aid the printed or typewritten page may be ’ on one °t the vessels that make up the fleet. ' ' reduced photographicaily to a very small space and then read with the ‘ - lens as easily as ordinary book type with the naked eye. Thus one may carry volumes of condensed knowledge in his pocket. . O ' ‘ . OFF FOR A FEW YEARS OF DIPLOMATIC SERVICE. SCULPTRESS DECORATED BY FRANCE. ,& FOE OF BOOTLEGGERS. ”mu—LU - ~. ..., -.-y....~-~.... *4. .m1MMq-mw m~¢~< Yn'..-— “an... a”Tunas-a...“ Major George F; phandler. in .‘ command of. the NerYork State :' _ ' pars. inputting rum' runners ~ out of h‘usiness. Bootlegginifln , the State is no longerpt‘otitable I 'Mido . . , ‘5- eiltiéfluhis drive-one 1506th ’0 . .. ~ “’ 4 ~, _ ,~ , 4 '_“.“"&dmitt'ed“that an mannerisms-l . Watson Delano Robbins. who has Just been appointed counselor ' .000, made during 1930 SW W. _ ' - 1 orthefiperican Embassy in Berlin. and Mrs. Roh’bins, a’ native of Ar- F 3300 the bum year, . - ' s“ ' scum one of the beauties 0: Washington society. Until recently _ . ‘ ‘ \ g ' . V -. Jul chiet of the Division or Near'Eastern Attaira lathe - . - , - - 4 Departmen 3.! Prohibition cruciate, ragga;- ; tectedqplans to make jmass ' at- .ment service will“ be concentrated . . ‘ - 7 MADE BANK PRESIDENT. ~ uraa'auu successes; j ~ » \ tacks upon booze smugglers in Florida; Alarge numhe'r of the bestvnelde agents in the enforce- there lntheZneafitut‘ure; GOlLtehvi - . » ’Governméiit’a",g¢zxnhed3gx§ert: .' 1- ‘ When John At- Icwi: (“£335 is ob " :‘wi :the-Ti-etenu‘xuia' ' *mils years 0 ‘age 9 8 pin; " 6‘ evict-has an office boy in a bank "la 0 ~and now one "7 “a”? “’ "'5?” “ " with. ’ a relax? or $25 per month. “-‘~“.‘"“" -"eernest—lahor he - '~- ' - "mood" ‘htmeitinthebankins ~~ '-- ~ ~ " . world’untn-he'll now preside?‘ ,- .. . , St. mi-m‘u m worlda‘ - ~g.~~,ma _ -- ~~ - a . =an ~ untiflng u m and a .,__§i..!§!!§gln 89: fish M ad—
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